At Least 48 Killed As Car Bombs Strike Syria -- Voice of America
Four coordinated explosions on Wednesday ripped through a government-controlled section of Syria's largest city, Aleppo, killing dozens of people and wounding nearly 100 others. The blasts gutted a military officers' club and a nearby hotel.
Opposition groups say at least 48 people died, mostly from the security services, while Syrian state media put the death toll at 31.
Meanwhile, a mortar fired from Syria hit the southeastern Turkish border town of Akcakale. Turkish media say five people, including a mother and her three children, were killed when the shell landed in a residential area. At least nine others were seriously wounded.
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Raw video: Dozens Killed in Syria Blasts -- Christian Science Monitor
More Than 40 Killed as 4 Bombs Strike Major Syrian City -- New York Times
Dozens Killed in Syrian Suicide Blasts -- Wall Street Journal
At Least 40 Killed as Car Bombs Strike Syria -- Voice of America
Syria: Dozens killed in blasts at Aleppo public square -- CNN
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Aleppo explosions kill at least 40, Syria activists say -- NBC
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